no stone is unturned. >> shepard: bill gavin, thanks. >> my pleasure. >> shepard: well, cops in texas are also on alert after a daring jail break. a few miles north and east of where the prosecutors were killed. officials say two prisoners, one a murder suspect, squeezed right through the jail fence. in fact that guy had been indicted for murder. their stripped prison uniforms turn up on the ground near the jail. the man you see on the right of the ski e scene is accused of strangling a musician with his shoe laces. cops say both men should be considered very dangerous, and armed. they've been searching the nearby woods with tracking dogs. they're warning folks in the area to keep their doors locked and schools in the area oren lockdown. >> the jodi air was murder trial start thread months ago today, and now after all that testimony, the judge has just kicked one of the jurors out of the courtroom. we'll explain what led to the decision. the background on all of that. the effect it might have on the case. and how the rest of the day's news for you. the way the syste. let's say you pay

live nation leave no stone unturn and effort to leave all sites and combination and ensure every possible event at every level. where they reached out for over 4 years to get an agreement with the neighbors. the proposed pavilion means more jobs and tax revenue for our city and for san francisco residents like myself to participate in these events and enjoy world class entertainment in a spectacular world front venue that is our home at the james r herman terminal. i urge to you support this issue and allow this application at the america's cup park at pier 27 and 29. thank you for your time. >> president, commissioners, my name is anthony phillips. we have an opportunity in san francisco to create a premier destination of music venue on a temporary basis. san francisco is one known sought out destination in the city. one of the elements we need to do is be able to continue that environment and allow those visitors that come and even the residents to see how well can present music. i have traveled a lot with music concerts but not this size of talent and this type of entertainment. for a

we leave no stone unturned at lob cabin republicans. some of the most rock ribbed social conservatives are the people most interested in finding out more about the work we're doing in this organization. one thing i point out to dr. armstrong i think is really he will be joined by gillibrand. up next, rand paul couldn't convince them that republicans and he couldn't convince jon stewart either. this is hardball. the place for politics.  >>> ha! back to "hardball." now to the sideshow. earlier this week i told you about rand paul's effort to reach out to minority voters by giving a speech at the historically black howard university here in washington. well, not everyone would call his speech a smashing success. here's jon stewart with a recap. >> we see horrible jim crow and horrible racism that happened in the '30s, '40s, '50s. it was all democrats. it wasn't republicans. >> right. but for the most part, those bigoted democrats of the '30s, '40s and '50s became republicans post the modern civil rights era. because of it. so you can't

we leave no stone unturned. we meet with everybody and some of the most social conservatives are the people most interested in finding out more about the work we're doing in this organization. >> thank you, dr. armstrong. marco rubio will be a guest this sunday on "meet the press" pushing next week's immigration reform. he has a good bill. he will be joined by kirsten gillibrand. >>> defenders of black americans aspirations and couldn't convince john stewart either. the sideshow with john stewart is up next. this is "hardball," the place for politics. using telemedical and mobile technologies, verizon innovators are connecting trauma surgeons to patients in the field. helping them get the attention they need, before they even reach the hospital. because the world's biggest challenges deserve even bigger solutions. powerful answers. verizon. aaah! aaaaah! theres a guy on the window! do something, dad! aaaah! aaaah! what is happening? they're rate suckers. their bad driving makes car insurance more expensive for t

search of clues left by tax cheats they leave no stone unturned. we speak your language.use programs and documentaries in spanish matters to you breaking news the alternative angles keep these stories. for you here. in troy the spanish find out more visit. reporting next another new banking crisis may be festering in the eurozone despite the slovenian prime minister denying that his country could seek a bailout. say discuss this very issue with. business and artie's news editor of across. tost come up with one point three billion dollars in order to sort out their banking crisis that i did with my man that actually creates a three percent of their g.d.p. their economy already i contracted by two percent last year so it just gives you an idea of what the economy the situation is that the my name is the banking sector and the problem is that being told you need to recapitalize your banks that's exactly what cyprus was told the thing is they don't have the money to do that they can't afford to do that let me just jump on what yes it is size here it's what do you make of this

no stone is going to be left unturned. in fact, you'll recall that there was a shootout a couple days after that prison chief was killed in texas. and they're now looking to see if there's any kind of link between these cases, because that particular shootout occurred only about 100 miles from where these recent killings in texas just occurred. >> and we know both states are in fact talking to one another tonight. but pierre, you have covered this beat for a very long time. can you remember a time when so many prosecutors, so many lawmen were targeted within just a few weeks of one another? >> reporter: i can't recall anything quite like this. you had three public officials, senior public officials who work in the law enforcement community killed in a span of a couple months. it's really unusual. >> very unusual. our senior justice correspondent pierre thomas and our entire law and justice team staying on this. thank you, pierre. >>> now, to another disaster quickly unfolding. a giant oil spill in the south. a pipeline rup

so far there are no suspects, but they're leaving no stone unturned. >> the fbi and boston police, massachusettse will be going over all the videotapes from that entire neighborhood looking to see if there was someone suspicious, if there was someone they recognize doing facial recognition analysis and running facial software to see who was there and to see if they can possibly trace their movements toward the target area. >> there are reports that a person of interest being held at a hospital has come under scrutiny, but too soon to tell if he had anything to do with the attack. >> they're looking closely at the timing. this stretch of april is one with a dark history. the nation's worst domestic terror attack occurred on the 19th, the oklahoma city bombing and that's not all. abc news consultant brad garrett say there may be a theme. >> you are in that window of april 15th to april 20 when we've had a number of domestic extremist events, oklahoma city, columbine, virginia tech. some people say that they are driven to a certain extent because hitler's birthday is on april 20th. i'm not suggesti

they are leaving no stone unturned and that's sort of what you're seeing. >> scott, we will see you in a bit. let's talk more about the possible political implications of this. >> is this part of something bigger? >> it's very difficult to tell at this point. let alone what may have played a role in motivating them to commit this attack. we know they are originally from chechnya and that they are muslims, potentially very devout ones. motivated the actions of two apparently alienated and disillusioned children. >> is there any indication of any chechen action if this turns out to be connected? >> i think this is important to keep it in perspective. they are not necessarily operationally linked to a group such as al qaeda. and what i think is fascinating here, this is almost answering to a tee the 2010 guidance that was issued by al qaeda american adam gadan where he talks about striking locally. striking in area s where you knw and picking targets you are familiar with. they were very familiar with the marathon route. they knew the city. they have lived here for years. in essence these

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we want to leave no stone unturned.ditional protocols and procedures that could be put in place that would further improve and enhance our ability to detect the potential attack. president obama remarked at how resilient americans are especially in boston and that he'sp happen -- and that he's happy that people are not intimidated and that people are living their lives. the president touched on the ongoing investigation on the consulate bombing in benghazi. he had some harsh words for members of congress, saying it's their job to do what their constituents want and they have to work together to solve the budget problems. a lot of issues corkerred. we'll have more coming up at noon and tonight at 5:00 and 6:00. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> happening right now, president obama along with vice president joe biden and their life wives are making what the white house is calling a significant employment for veterans. this is part of an overall effort called joining forces by

. >> president obama said no stone will be left unturned in reviewing whether any sensitive intelligence was missed that could have stopped the attacks on the boston marathon. well, the boston attack has the maryland jockey club making security changes for this year's preakness stakes. fans will have to go through electronic wand searches may 17th andabyth. in addition, no backpacks or duffle bags will be allowed inside. we'll have much more on the changes coming up live at 5:00 on wjz. >>> our chilly, damp conditions stick around for another day. it's cloudy and cool with occasional drizzle. we want it to go away. wjz has weather and traffic together. meteorologist chelsea ingram is here with our updated weather and we'll talk to kristy in just a second. chlsy? >> thanks, everyone. we have reports of drizzle, haze, each fog. but it is much quieter today than it was this sometime yesterday. temperatures are still cool out there, around 61 degrees in washington. 57 in easton. but look at that, 67 degrees already in elkton. we'll be warming up to more of those kind of temperatures as we do

but we do know that no stone will be unturned. the federal government and at the state of tax will pour massive resources into finding who did this and protecting those people who keep the people safe. the people are entitled to a government that works and is not afraid to do it job, and whoever is trying to interfere by means of violence will be caught and stopped. >> shepard: continuing coverage tonight. thanks so much, judge. another crime story today, and the first step, the first step in what could be a very long legal process. prosecutors now say that they want the suspected laura aurora, california, theater shooter, put to death. and here the jersey shore, tourism season is upon us. a time when local businesses and their employees make almost all of their money. if people don't show up, they go broke. the problem is, two months ahead there's a lot of question marks of communities. we'll look how communities and businesses are scrambling to get in place for the summer. in addition, we'll go to the new york shoreline as well.

the president says he will leave no stone unturned to fine out what could have stopped the attack.e wants to find our why the suspects stayed under the radar even after the warning from russia. president obama acknowledged the russian officials told the fbi the now-dead bombing suspect could extremist ties. >> the internal review will examine the' intelligence to determine whether warnings from russia that tamerlan tsarnaev was a follower of islam were adequately investigated and shared. with the traditional al qaeda leadership in the tribal areas of pakistan and afghanistan, he says the brothers appear to be poster boys for the radical islam. >> one of the dangers we now face are self-radicalized individual of individuals who are already here in the united states in some cases may not be part of any kind of network. but because of whatever warped, twisted ideas they may have, may decide to carry out an attack. >> according to the justice department at least seven alleged cases of homegrown terrorism have been brought to federal court since december last year, and the president is

we want to leave no stoneston unturned. we want to see, is there in fact, additional protocols andod procedures that could be put in place that would further improe and enhance our ability to to detect a potential attack. >> reporter: meanwhile the fpi says it has recovered female dna from the bomb component and on monday searched the househoue where tamerlan's tsarneav's tsar widow is staying. >>> president obama says hesayse would consider military actionr in syria if the united statessts can positively determined if the country's government used chemical weapons against its own people. comments were a part of the a wide-ranging surprise news surpi conference at the white house today. fox 5 tom fitzgerald is in the newsroom. >> i guess on syria, thea, th president sounds like he is keeping his options open. >> reporter: he is, will. will. a trip weeks back to israel, hee said that the chemical weaponsc used by the syria is a red line but today the president pointedn that who used these chemical weapons is still very much

fbi says it is leaving no stone unturned in the murder of two texas prosecutors. investigators searched the home of eric williams on friday. he had previously been questioned in the murders of district attorneys mike mclelland and prosecutor mark h hasse. >>> taxpayers will foot the bill for the costly rescue of a carnival cruise line back in february. the company indicated it would not reimburse the government the nearly $800,000 it cost to rescue the "triumph." in response to a letter, senator jay rockefeller, carnival said it is maritime tradition to assist those in trouble at sea. >>> the president and first lady released their tax returns for 2012. three days before the filing deadline and paid $112,000 in taxes. the number of that would rise for taxpayers in their income bracket under the president's own budget proposal. the first family gave $150,000 to three charities. >>> major league baseball handed out suspensions for that drawl thursday. carlos quentin will now miss eight games, eight games for charging the mound after hit by a pitch by zack greinke. g

this happens we want to go back and review every step that was taken, we want to leave no stone unturned. we want to see if there was additional protocols and procedures that could be put in place that would further improve and enhance our ability to detect a potential attack. and we won't know that until that review is completed. >> and the president also remarked on the fact that the inspector general of the overall intelligence community, 17 different agencies in this country, will be leading a review into whether the information was shared the right way by the government before the bombing. all of that news just happening and all of it as the search for answers in the attacks has led investigators all the way around the world and also once more to the neighboring state of rhode island. as we speak, the agents there are believed to be comparing the dna from the dead suspect's wife to a fragment found on the pressure cooker bombs. katherine russell married tamerlan tsarnaev in june of 2010. he susan candiotti joins me live. the curiosity is whether they're serious about katherine russe

. >> we want to leave no stone unturned.e want to see is there, in fact additional protocols and procedures that could be put in place that would further improve and enhance our ability to detect a potential attack. >> the 19-year-old suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev who remains under watch in this massachusetts prison hospital has a new addition to his legal team. judy clark whose provous cases include unabomber ted kaczynski will join three perchedz. >> considered expert in death penalty. reduced client from death to life in prison. the brothers did not wipe or clear their computer hard drive in advance of the boston attacks, bret. >> bret: catherine, thank you. >> you are welcome. >> bret: trying to get abortion clinics to play by the rules. president obama and his opponents on the continuing game of political chicken. that is the sequester. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep, and lunesta eszopiclone can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. do not take lunesta if you are allergic to anything in i

he did not leave a stone unturned. our start with our resident expert of comedy. what grade would you give him? >> i would give him a b plus. almost an a minus, he started out slow and little tight. you're following president obama who killed it and talking about the tragedies and brought people down a little bit. he was a little tight with the early jokes and loosened up and played with the gavel, as a joke hit with the audience, he became more animated and from there the train was -- he destroyed it to the end. he did a half hour in front of the clock, the first five minutes a little spotty, maybe the nra joke was the one that turned it around with wayne lapier lapierre. >> it seemed we were getting the rapid fire presentation. >> that's part of it. you want to have as many punch lines as you can. before you know it, it builds to laughter and that's what he got. the media one after the other from your network here cnn, huff post, al jazeera, being the immigrant student that nobody knows them. >> he had great stuff there and really fair in his criticism. never he

they don't want to leave anything unturned when it comes to what it is they're looking at. various images from various angles may show a detail that is missed in a photograph that they already have. so it is crucial that they get those. jake, just to mention, there's another image of a young man who seems to be bolting away from the scene of the crime. even that young man has been sort of lowered down on the list. i spoke to one person who said, look, everybody's a suspect until they're not a suspect. so everyone's trying to avoid that language until we really know who we're talking about and what we're looking at, jake. >> all right. thank you, deborah feyerick. check in with you in a bit. rain helped first responders contain the texas fire, but heavy winds threaten to make matters worse. severe storms are hitting texas. what this could mean for search and rescue efforts. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 opportunities are waiting to be found in faraway places. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 markets on the rise. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 companies breaking through. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 endless possib

we want to leave no stone unturned. we want to see, is there, in fact, additional protocols and procedures that could be put fue tentl attack?ur ability to the >> but it was on issue of the sequester that the president began to express exasperation, and with good reason. he wasted no time in condemning last week's shameless vote that resolved the issue of flight delays so members of congress could get home quickly for their latest recess but did nothing to save programs that serve the poor, the elderly who will lose their meals on wheels, the tens of thousands of low-income children who will soon be thrown off head-start. >> a lot of members of congress were suggesting that somehow the sequester was a victory for them and this wouldn't hurt the economy. what we now know is that what i warned earlier, what jay stood up here and warned repeatedly, is happening. it's slowed our growth. it's resulting in people being thrown out of work. and it's hurting folks all across the country. >> and he then chastised congress for the

we want to leave no stone unturned, we want to see is there in fact additional protocols and procedurescould be put in place that would further improve and enhance our ability to detect a potential attack. >> and with that, the president is standing by the fbi and what they did before and during the investigation. joining me now from the news room, pete williams with the latest on the fbi investigation and where we stand. pete? >> well, andrea what the president said was that he doesn't see any sign that anything wrong happened. that both the fbi and homeland security appeared to have done what they were supposed to do. at the same time he says if there are ways to improve how things are done here, he wants to know about it. he did acknowledge that it's difficult, although he says things are improving, in terms of cooperation from the russian who is initially were the ones who asked for information about tamerlan tsarnaev, the older of the two bombing suspects, he said there's a cold war legacy of suspicion here. but he said he has talked to president putin and tried to make that better

we're looking at every single avenue and not leaving any stone unturned. >> reporter: with the investigation intensifying, we heard from brandi fernandez for the first time. she's been picked to temporarily replace mike mclelland, a woman adjusting to life under threat and around the clock protection. she calls it unnerving. >> it certainly puts a kink in your life, but i think it's necessary so that we can still show up and get this job done. i think it's just a necessary inconvenience. >> reporter: a big price to pay for a small-town prosecutor thrust into the spotlight of a frightening murder mystery. ed lavandera, cnn, kaufman, texas. >> obviously anybody with information, police want to hear from you. >>> coming up, the "ridiculist." >>> in tonight's american journey, it's a war that never fully ended. we're talking about the korean war which may have once been forgotten, but certainly is no longer. tom foreman reports. >> the korean war was a complicated affair from the start in 1950, a distant battle over whether the korean peninsula divided by world war ii would be reunited over a de

have been out here, including the peace initiative is very important to make sure no stone is left unturned> when we talk about being creative, we know john kerry was in turkey yesterday urging that country to try and repair its relationship with israel. what is secretary kerry doing on his mid east trip that the president was not able to accomplish last month that might help with that creativity of peace in the future? >> what kerry is doing is he's building on the visit from two weeks ago. now, what the president did was come to israel, go to rumalla and lay out his vision and communicate directly to the people of the region. but the hard working with the day-to-day slog of diplomacy, that's the business of the state department. and what's unique this time is that secretary kerry, as the secretary, is engaged personally. that's a bit of a new trend. typically, peace making has been delegated to special envoys or even the white house has handled it, but they haven't had the full apparatus of the state department under their immediate discretion. that's what kerry has, that's what he brings

and it might sound unsavory, but these campaigns, there is no stone left unturned. >> they didn't run on it because she didn't enter the race. we don't know what would have come out later. but let me read part of ashley judd's statement, domenico. she said this is yet another example of the politics of personal destruction that embody mitch mcconnell and are pervasive in washington, d.c. we expected nothing less from mitch mcconnell and his camp than to take a personal struggle such as depression which many americans cope with on a daily basis and turn it into a laughing matter. that's the statement from ashley judd. but mother jones, let me read as well what they set out. they said they have no comment on an fbi investigation but they received the tape through a source that they have not identified. >> yeah, and what's interesting, is that they seem to indicate that it was not the product of watergate style bugging which could be something to watch as we try to figure out who did leak there and how did that, how did this wind up coming about. again, a lot of this looks unsavory, it d

so, as we follow the developments out of boston, as we leave no stone unturned attempting to find theator, another 88 or so people will lose their life to a bullet tomorrow and the day after that and the day after that. meanwhile, we'll all worry that if the suspect who blew up the finish line in boston isn't caught, we can't be sure that we're safe. we'll be right back with senator richard blumenthal of connecticut and the mother of virginia tech student that was shot in that school's massacre six years ago this week. what was their reaction as the senate vote went down today? that's next. ♪ if you have high cholesterol, here's some information that may be worth looking into. in a clinical trial versus lipitor, crestor got more high-risk patients' bad cholesterol to a goal of under 100. getting to goal is important, especially if you have high cholesterol plus any of these risk factors because you could be at increased risk for plaque buildup in your arteries over time. and that's why when diet and exercise alone aren't enough to lower cholesterol i prescribe crestor. [ female announ

the fbi says it is leaving no stone unturned in its investigation of the murder of two texas prosecutors. investigators searched the home of former kaufman county justice of peace eric williams. that was on friday. he had previously been questioned in the murders of district attorney mike mclelland and prosecutor mark hasse. mclelland and hasse prosecuted williams last year for stealing computer monitors from the county. >>> and taxpayers will be left footing the bill for the costly rescue of a crippled carnival cruise line ship back in february. the company indicated that it would not reimburse the government the nearly $800,000 it cost to rescue the "triumph." in response to a letter from west virginia senator jay rockefeller, carnival said it is maritime tradition to assist those in trouble at sea. >>> and the president and first lady released their tax returns for 2012. they did so on friday, three days before the filing deadline. they paid $112,000 in federal taxes on earnings of $608,000. that's just over 18%. the number of that would rise actually for taxpayers in their income bra

so, as we follow the developments out of boston, as we leave no stone unturned attempting to find theerpetrator, another 88 or so people will lose their life to a bullet tomorrow and the day after that and the day after that. meanwhile, we'll all worry that if the suspect who blew up the finish line in boston isn't caught, we can't be sure that we're safe. we'll be right back with senator richard blumenthal of connecticut and the mother of virginia tech student that was shot in that school's massacre six years ago this week. what was their reaction as the senate vote went down today? that's next. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you engineer a true automotive breakthrough? ♪ you give it bold styling, unsurpassed luxury and nearly 1,000 improvements. the redesigned 2013 glk. the next great advance from mercedes-benz. starting at $37,090. with simple, real ingredients, like roasted peanuts, creamy peanut butter, and a rich dark-chocolate flavor, plus 10 grams of protein, so it's energy straight from nature to you. nature valley protein bars. before i do any projects straigon on my own.stto

you may not see as much activity behind me they are looking -- that nook and cranny unturned. they are trying to find this guy. it is fluid and so if you see anything suspicious they are looking yet for one more person and as you report, bill, perhaps the white -- indeed the apprehension of at lease one of the shooters tonight which may or may not be -- [no audio] >> grif i apologize. i am catching every third word there. we hillary establish your sig -- we will reestablish your signal and get a better feed. i just want to read what the police commissioner sent out again a moment ago. one suspect dead and one at large. armed and dangerous. white hat suspect at large. if you go back to the fbi images that would be suspect number two. the former new york police detective with me now. tom, good morning to you. you are back in manhattan. >> good morning. >> these are fast-moving developments. we are trying to figure out what is true, what is not and what is working and not working on this investigation. what is your sense about how it is moving at the moment? >> listen, after the

we leave no stone unturned at lob cabin republicans. the most rock ribbed social conservatives are the people most interested in finding out more about the work we're doing in this organization. one thing i point out to dr. armstrong i think is really important -- >> do you ever get to meet the people who write your party platform? >> last year before i was executive director, log cabin was involved. >> what was your role in drafting the one man, one woman thing? >> we were obviously there talking against it. >> it didn't work? >> no, we were definitely a voice there. those voices are growing. it's important for dr. armstrong to realize. >> let me ask him if he thinks it's growing. is the movement in your party toward belief in the appropriateness of same-sex marriage? is there a movement in that direction in your polling? >> i don't see that there's a movement in that direction amongst folks who are solid conservatives. i don't see that there's a movement in that direction. what i see is that we're saying, listen, our tone on this need

we want to leave no stone unturned.t to see, is there in fact additional protocols and procedures that could be put in place that would further improve and enhance our ability to detect a potential attack. and we won't know that until that review is completed. we won't know that until the investigation, the actual crime is fully completed. and that's still ongoing. but what i can say is, based on what i've seen so far, the fbi performed its duties. the department of homeland security did what it was supposed to be doing. but this is hard stuff. and i've said for quite some time, that because of the pressure that we put on al qaeda court, because of pressure we put on these networks that are well financed and more sophisticated and can engage and project transnational threats against the united states, one of the dangers that we now face are self-radicalized individuals who are already here in the united states, in some cases, may not be part of any kind of network. but because of whatever warped, twisted ideas they may

they do not want to leave any kind of stone unturned. through some of the garbage bags, if i can look closer at the monitor, sorting through the garbage bags and public garbage cans in that area. those explosions blew some of the debris up into second and third story windows as well. and they have been picking pieces of evidence out of every nook and cranny they can. so it is a painstaking process. you can see some of it live playing out on your screen. but they did say that they would like to try to wrap this up, you know in just a couple of days and try to reopen copley square and the surrounding area. coming up next, the fbi also now under the microscope. what did the fbi know about tamerlan tsarnaev and should they have known that he was capable of an attack like this, given the warning they got and the questions they asked. we'll take a closer look at that. [ agent smith ] i've found software that intrigues me. it appears it's an agent of good. ge has wired their medical hardware with innovative software to be in many places at the

we're looking at every single avenue and not leaving any stone unturned. >> reporter: with the investigationfying, we heard from brandi fernandez for the first time. she's been picked to temporarily replace mike mclelland, a woman adjusting to life under threat and around the clock protection. she calls it unnerving. >> it certainly puts a kink in your life, but i think it's necessary so that we can still show up and get this job done. i think it's just a necessary inconvenience. >> reporter: a big price to pay for a small-town prosecutor thrust into the spotlight of a frightening murder mystery. ed lavandera, cnn, kaufman, texas. >> obviously anybody with information, please police want to hear from you. >>> coming up, the "ridiculist." rahhhhhh! when i'm hungry, my tummy growls. rrrrrrrrrrrr! when i'm hungry, i feel like i want to faint. this is my hungry monster. one in six americans struggle with hunger every single day. if i could stop hunger, i would definitely do it. [ male announcer ] let's growl back at hunger. during april, walmart and kraft are coming together to fight hunger by d

while they still have the reports of one individual at large, they are not going to leave any stone unturned until the last individual is taken in. as you have heard through like levine and the justice department over there, the hard facts are hard to come by. the facts are coming in fast and loose. but right now they say the one suspect is not connected to the bombing. others are out there and we are trying to see how it all shakes out. >> we will come back to you in a moment. we will go with bill daley who is a former investigator with the fbi. as are you listening to this and hearing the -- we will be with bill in a few minutes. for now we will go back to you, mike if you are still l. mike if you are still there to talk about some of the statements the fbi is coming out with. and you were saying it just sounds interesting that they are at that point saying the suspects are not connected with the bombing. >> we heard earlier in the evening that it was just associated with a robbery. we largely stood down and kept an eye on it. but it is reasonable in a big city you have a rob brewy and unf

also that belgian bullies have no stone unturned in the city of and searching for the man who was said to be directly recruiting volunteers to join terrorist groups in syria. russia joined the international simulated moscow and i'd say should project in america's midwest go to auntie dot com to learn about the out of this world experience. speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here almost all to reporting from the world talks about six of the c.o.r.p. interviews intriguing story to tell you. that troy. visit or a big. dog called. accordion central russia has postponed for a week a trial of top opposition activists unexplainably is charged with stating over five hundred thousand dollars worth of timber from a state one company he advised back in two thousand and nine however i know of ali who is a fervent anti corruption blogger in says the case against him is politically motivated and more now with the group is going off ways at the court and care of you go very nice to see you good morning so all that buildup and then nothing what happened. well the court

and you get a sense that this is going to be a situation where no stone is left unturned until this guy is found. and kerry sanders was telling us earlier that he was just getting out, get ready toss his reporting and he, too, was stopped by police and told to take his hands out of his pockets because there will be no one on the streets of these towns until they figure out where this suspect is. i think we have kerry with us. kerry joins us live from watertown. kerry? >> mika, it is still an ongoing situation as you're reporting and right now we are getting reports from residents inside their homes here in watertown that the officers who are coming through, s.w.a.t. team members knocking on their doors and telling them, identifying themselves saying you're not leaving your house and you're not being evacuated, stay put and get down and remain inside your homes. in other cases, there are folks who are being evacuated. city buses brought in and few people dozen or so being taken on a bus and taken out. it's going to be a process and i think they are doing that street-by-street as they wor

was committed here, no evidence of foul play, they say they just have to make sure no stone goes unturned, and they say as of right now all signs point to this being a tragic, unfortunate accident, jon. jon: wow, so sad, so scary. casey stegall in texas, thank you. jenna: more information coming out by the moment. we're getting a press briefing right now from law enforcement in the area in west texas. we are listening in on that. if there is news we will bring that to you. in the meantime joining us on the phone is anita foster the chief communications officer for the american red cross in the north texas region. she is currently in west texas now. anita before we get to what is next, describe for us if you would what the last few hours have been like? >> it's been really difficult. when we got into town last night our teams that came up from austin we encountered groups of people that had been through a really frightening and traumatic and devastating event for their community. and so there was a local community center, this is their home, they need to come here and gather here, so we se

this happens we want to go back and review every step that was taken, we want to leave no stone unturned there's additional protocols and procedures that could be put in place that would further improve and enhance our ability to detect a potential attack. we won't know that until that review is completed. we won't know that until the investigation, the actual crime, is fully completed. that is still ongoing. but what i can say is based on what i've seen so far, the fbi performed its duties, department of homeland security did what it was supposed to be doing, but this is hard stuff. and i've said for quite some time that because of the pressure that we've put on al qaeda because of the pressure we have put on these networks that are well financed and more sophisticated and can engage and project transnational threats against the united states, one of the dangers that we now face are self-radicalized individuals who are already here in the united states, in some cases may not be part of any kind of network, but because of whatever warped, twisted ideas they may have may decide to carry o

we want to leave no stone unturned.ct, additional protocols and procedures that could be put in place that would further improve and enhance our ability to detect a potential attack. and we won't know that until that review is completed. we won't know until the investigation of the actual crime is fully completed, and that's still ongoing. but what i can say is based on what i have seen so far, the fbi performed its duties. the department of homeland security did what it was supposed to be doing. but this is hard stuff. and i've said from -- for quite some time that because of the pressure that we've put on al qaeda corp.because of the pressure we have put on these networks that are well financed and more sophisticated and can engage and project transnational threats against the united states, one of the dangers that we now face are self-radicalized individuals who are already here in the united states. in some cases may not be part of any kind of network. but because of whatever warped, twisted ideas they may have may